Get the Bigoplus Symbol Just Like Knapp's Text

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The forum discussion centers on generating the bigoplus symbol in LaTeX, specifically to match the formatting found in Knapp's text, "Basic Algebra." The user Peter initially uses the code \bigoplus_{(e,f)} \mathbb{K}(e,f), which results in an incorrect placement of the subscript. Mark suggests a corrected version: \bigoplus{}_{(e,f)}\mathbb{K}(e,f), which successfully produces the desired output. Additional resources were shared, including a link to a relevant post for further assistance.

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I wish to get a bigoplus symbol like the one in Knapp's text, Basic Algebra, as follows:https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/5395but when i use the Latex code

\bigoplus_{ (e,f) } \mathbb{K} (e, f)

I get the (e, f) in slightly the wrong place as here:

$$\bigoplus_{ (e,f) } \mathbb{K} (e, f)$$How can I get the same symbol as Knapp does?

Hope someone can help ...

Peter
 
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I found that:

\bigoplus{}_{(e,f)}\mathbb{K}(e,f)

produces:

$$\bigoplus{}_{(e,f)}\mathbb{K}(e,f)$$
 
MarkFL said:
I found that:

\bigoplus{}_{(e,f)}\mathbb{K}(e,f)

produces:

$$\bigoplus{}_{(e,f)}\mathbb{K}(e,f)$$
Thanks Mark ... appreciate the help ...

Peter
 
Peter, please see https://driven2services.com/staging/mh/index.php?posts/37450/. It has some unquoted math delimiters in the middle, but the information is relevant.
 
Evgeny.Makarov said:
Peter, please see https://driven2services.com/staging/mh/index.php?posts/37450/. It has some unquoted math delimiters in the middle, but the information is relevant.
Thanks Evgeny ... I thought there was another post on the topic but couldn't find it ...

Peter
 

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